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I Could Murder A Podcast

The Butcher Of Plainfield: Ed Gein

I Could Murder A Podcast

ICMAP LTD

True Crime, I Could Murder A Podcast, Icmap, Ted Bundy, Comedy

4.7700 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2021

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Tom and Ben return with another instalment for series 3 - this time, the boys grab their plaid caps and head over to 1950’s Plainfield, Wisconsin. To uncover the (potentially literally) bone-chilling case of ‘The Butcher/Ghoul of Plainfield’ - Mister Ed Gein.

What crucial moment in Ed’s isolated childhood was said to have sparked his obsession with human and animal corpses? How was it that Ed’s older brother Henry died in a brush fire without a single sign of being burnt? Were the twisted local rumours true about Ed and his mother, Augusta? And which Adam Sandler movie is Ben convinced to have been based on Ed Gein?

Tune in and all will be revealed!

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Written & presented by Tom Norris & Ben Carter | @nozzer89 @thisiscarts
Produced by Dan Lambert at Boston Sound | @bstnsnd
Additional voice-over by Tom Turner & Corey Johnson
Additional research by Danielle St Romaine
Artwork & animation by Phil Whitton | @philwhitz
Opening theme by Alfie Indra | @alfieindra

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0:00.0

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0:12.7

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0:19.7

Warning. The following episode contains subject matter and scenes that some viewers may find upsetting, disturbing or unnerving.

0:28.4

Please note, viewer discretion is advised at all times. Sit back and enjoy.

0:40.0

The Bible states,

0:43.3

Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.

0:46.7

But do you ever truly know your neighbor?

0:51.2

Do you know, hand-on heart, exactly what hides,

0:54.0

lurking behind the closed doors of a stranger? This week week we venture to the sleepy trail town of Plainfield, Wisconsin,

0:59.0

where, innocent enough at face value, a whole lot of nothing tends to take place.

1:05.0

The kind of neighborhood where you'd leave your doors unlocked and your windows wide open.

1:10.0

Well, on the winter's evening of November 17, 1957,

1:13.6

Sheriff Arthur Schley was about to learn an awful lot more about exactly what happens behind closed doors.

1:21.6

As he broke into a beat-up farmhouse and made his way through a maze of trash,

1:26.6

the sheriff was greeted by the ghastly sight of the beat up farmhouse and made his way through a maze of trash.

1:32.9

The sheriff was greeted by the ghastly sight of the faces of nine women,

1:36.4

carefully preserved and mounted on the wall,

1:40.9

like a bizarre collection displayed by a proud human hunter.

1:46.3

Hanging up in a nearby closet was a shirt made of human skin.

1:51.0

On the kitchen table was a soup bowl made from a human skull.

1:57.3

The owner of this farmhouse had been using female body parts to fashion a series of ghoulish artifacts. It appears local handyman Mr. Edward Gein had some serious explaining to do.

2:36.1

The Hello and welcome back to our Good Murderer podcast. I'm Tom Norris and I'm joined once again by Benny Carter.

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